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saved. that he chose to take up arms and lead the cherokee on the southern side of the civil war. he hated the federal government so bad that he was the last confederate general to surrender. this amendment recognizes his actions, his reasons. and it calls for the fence that borders the flag pole in question to be remove edd and a square memorial depicting his actions as a memorial. and i think that very worthy. was he fighting for slavery, or against slavery? no. was he fighting even for states rights or against states rights? no. he was not. he was fighting in revenge for what had been done to him. was that a bell i heard? mr. pitts those are staff bells. they won t effect you. these hearing aids pick up sounds sometimes. my wife says they pick up ducks but they don t pick her up. i told her i didn t have them in. she accuses me ladies, that i have selective hearing. have you ever accused a man of selective hearing? she wanted to know one day we were sitting on th ....
in considering that ms. cobb-hunter i have to consider the entirety of the amendment. and the entirety of the amendment with a little section added in. i don t think i can rule outside the scope of the resolution. if there were separate questions before me, then may i ask you a question i m sorry i didn t want to interrupt. i m going to overrule that point of order. did you have another one? i have a couple more but i m going to yield to my colleague mr. smith, as i read through this once more. there are at least two, perhaps three more points of order that i think are pertinent here. if you would would the chair allow peame to consult with my attorney? no, ma am. we can t well, you can consult with him. if there s another point of order may i just say this mr. smith as he goes to his microphone what i m not trying to delay. but the reason i want to consult with mr. smith is because i m not an attorney and i really don t know the law. a ....
nutrients and this is example is cholesterol. when i graduated law school in early 70 s and early 80 s, cholesterol was a demon we were told you have eat foods low in colest cholesterol and egg took a big hit and egg are a cheap source of income in protein for low-income people. and now in the new dietary guidelines for american that is will go 2015 to 2020 cholesterol is not a concern. this is covered in the news media. and it took about 20-30 years but the nutrition community has changed its mind on cholesterol. the u.s. dietary guidelines say cholesterol in foods is no longer a consume and we can go ahead and eat eggs again. this time it seems to be added sugar poses the same questions, is that the best approach to changing culture, changing consumer demand for healthier foods? now, i want to turn off the slides. okay. next point is that the u.s. dietary guidelines when it talks about added sugars, it says that a dietary pattern that is low in added sugars and ha ....
the research evidence does show us that there is a clear association between access to healthy food, particularly fruits and vegetables, and better health outcomes such as lower rates of all of the things that dr. angel laid out earlier today. so i could not come to georgetown law center and not cite professor lawrence gostin. he is cited here, when we were looking at the universe of policies that can address fruit and vegetable consumption it s vast. many things we have talked about today can be influenced by public policy. to organize our thinking we used this framework to think about the different strategies and put them into some context. we also looked at the different settings where it s possible to implement policy related to increasing consumption of fruits and vegetables, those settings very broadly are government settings, school settings, which we just mentioned as an important kind of access point. early childhood settings, retail settings, work sites and ge ....
here on the house floor as the democrats came saying that t they were not going to take noeo for an answer when it came to a vote on gun legislation.egisli all of this, of course, the cou, frustration after the shootings in orlando and four af failed votes in the senate to try the get some sort of legislation passed.n a lot of democrats believets bie that there s some momentum toent get something done in themethini house because all of the houseth is up for reelection son s they re saying that there s a lot of pressure that they cant put here to trany to get something done. nonetheless house speaker paul ryan brought the house backk into session saying we re going to continue to doontinu regular business.bus about 2:57 in the morning tookni a vote on zika and then the adjourned. the house republicans left and t so they are saying that they th are no longer in session. seson they plan on coming back att 9 o clock in the morning. mor there s also going to be as g meeting ....